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Concealed weapon permits are popular certain parts of Louisiana, though some of locations may surprise you. Louisiana Department of Public Safety officials gave a report to state legislators detailingMore >>
Concealed weapon permits are popular in certain parts of Louisiana, though some locations may surprise you.More >>
Police have identified a suspect in the murder of Joseph Massenburg, an 18-year-old AmeriCorps volunteer from Chicago, killed in Carrollton. New Orleans police have obtained an arrest warrant for GlenMore >>
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Organizers of the Bayou Country Superfest have released the schedule of performers for this weekend's event at Tiger Stadium.More >>
NEW ORLEANS, LA (WAFB) -
Tours
showcasing parts of New Orleans hit by Hurricane Katrina may soon run into some
legal trouble.
Companies
have been bringing tourists through the lower Ninth Ward since the floodwalls
and levees failed, submerging the area in 2005.
According
to WWL-TV, tour guides say they've been warned in the past few weeks to stay
out of the area.
A city
ordinance passed in 2006 prohibits tours for profit east of the Industrial Canal
and it looks like police may be cracking down on that now.
Residents
of the Ninth Ward say all the tour busses are damaging roads and homes.
Source: WWL-TV in New Orleans
